why is this allowed?

Because libertarians insist that government control of commercial activity is somehow bad.

>>9009499
>>9009507
I don't see the problem.

>>9009499
What's wrong with this
>>9009507
That's because it easily goes the wrong way

>>9009499
Because most people find it annoying to have to guess at what food the kitchen will cook for them.

>>9009499
They probably hire Cousin Bom Tat Nyugen to run the kitchen for less than minimum wage in exchange for immigration sponsorship.

>>9009499
I don't understand what the problem is

I know, seriously.
Quit using Brush Script in all your ads and find something unique.

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looks tasty

>>9009575
>>9009509

$1.99

>>9010098
Yes, and?

>>9010098
$1.99 is just the entry fee. Did you think it was deceptive marketing when the menu prices were posted on THE SAME PAGE??

>>9009499

>menu in subhuman language
>turn 360 and walk out

>>9009499
shit bro they got that com suon bi trung chien goddamn

>>9010272
Do they also post the menu prices on the street sign?

>>9010291
>she's never been to a restaurant with a cover charge
Underage detected.

I have never been to a restaurant with an entry fee. I don't understand, do people go to restaurants to hang out and not buy food?
Is this an American thing?

>>9010307
Neither have I and I'm mid-30s. WTF restaurant has a cover charge that isn't simultaneously some sort of club?

>>9010319
Maybe it's because you're a peasant and what you consider "eating out at a restaurant" includes going through the McDonald's drive through.

>>9010330
>and I'm mid-30s.
Loooooosoooooooooooooooo-sssssseeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

>>9010330
its a gambling restaurant

It's a small cover charge to keep out the riff-raff. What is the problem?